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IDENTIFIED,
Tho Peddler Who Was Killed Friday n

Tho Peddler Who Was Killed Friday at
Volcano.
Special D'Ddtch 10 NE Inielliaeneer. ~ -.
PARkERsBuRa, Oct. 23.-The name oi
the peddler who wss killed on the Laurel
4 Sand Hill railroad was Brian Lyndon.
He was about ai1ty-three years of age and
Is supposed to have near relatives at
Washington. He had been travelling
around in this neighborhood for about
eight years, always intoxicated when he
could got anything to drink. He wap
lying drunk on trestle No. 9, where he
was run over by the train and cut 10
pieces. He wss buried near Volcano at
the expense of Wood county. His rels.
tiVes or friends. il no has any, will have
no trouble In securing his remains II they
want to remove them. a b. -
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: FATuER ABRAHAM,


Tho dreAt Statue Of Lincoln Unveiled q
it ilS Chicago Saturday. ,,
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Tho great statue 0
Abraham Lincoln was unveiled yesterda,
afternoon OF Lincoln Park In the pres
encs Of large crowd that bad braved th,
chilly,wind from tho lake and assembled
to witnesa the ceremony. Shortly beior,
three O'Clock the booming Of "a cannon
startled the assembled multitude, and at
the sound OF the cannon died away oyel
the. water Of Lake Michigan s,llttle "Abs'
Lincoln, the son OF Robert T.. Lincoln
stepped up to the base OF the tlag.ooyerec
bfSuse figure oil bis grandfather and pulled
q rope whish held the covering, The foldr
slowly loosened and dropped down at the
base, and the tall figure Of Abraham Lin.
coin ehone brightly In the sun. which
struggled through the clouds at that mo.
ment. A tremendous shout vent up from
the $4,000 people assembled, and 1t wac
Joined moment later by Tho roar from
the cannon.
Thomas :. Witherow, one oil the trus.
tees Of the Bates fund, out Of which the
cost ol the statue was deducted, formally
presented the figure to the Lincoln Park
Board, and Mr.. w. O. Goudy replied in
behalf OF the board. The Grafton was de.
livered by the Hon. Leonard s. Swett
Whose intimate political, social and do.
mesiic relations with tho great Preaidenl
have made him one Of the best informed
men now living on Lincoln's lie.
Mr. Sw0tt, at the conclusion oi his elo.
quent oration, said: ,,S ~
"And he has made the journey TO the
great unknown. Before him, Waahing.
ton, Franklin, Hamilton and Knox had
gone. Before him all the great and good
men who laid uecurely and we'll the broad
famed actions Of this republic had fallen
before the only foe their valor and cour.
age could not meet. They havo gone, and
all We know Of that great and Gnal Jour.
ney to the unknown 10 thst ell our race
goes thero but no one returns. Let us
hops thai atsr after life's fi!ful fever, be
sleeps well. Let US hope that On the
evontful nigat Of the 4th Of April, 1865,
when HE spirit left the earth aud crossed
tho great divide between hero and the
hereafter, the angel ut tho gate met him
with a smile and said: "Wsll dore, thou
good and faithful servant, enter thou into
the joy Of the Lord" we sec bin in his
imageioi bronze above us, and recsll his
real presence. All we know is, that in all
time hereafter where the slavs shall groan
under the lash or the poor nhall sigh for
something better than they have known.
there big name will lie honossd and hia
example imitated.'' slssg n -
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a PECULIAR TRAGEDY.
A Lady Stabbed by nm italian WHO was Eli
ragged at Some BOYS. 81

A Lady Stabbed by an Italian WHO was En- !.
ragged ut Some Boys.
PITrslURaH, Pa, Oct. 23.-shortly after
seven o'clock tonight Mrs. Lizzie Adams,
Of Washington street, was murdorously
assaulted by an italian named
John Basso, while on her way.
homo from church. Basso was jnto1ica-
ted and was annoyed by crowd Of hood
lums, who were tormenting him. III
nally he became 80 enragsd that
he drew knife and turned up-
on, his tormentors. AT l3thst ! mo.
msnt Mrs. Adams passed and sthe
freDz:ed man rushed upon her and
thrust the knife into her back, the
long blade passing through her left
lung. With cry Of pain the innocent
victim fell fainting to the pavement, and
her assailant turned to fee. The mob of
hoodlums seized him, however, and after.
beating him with sticks aud stones, were
only prevented from lynching him by the
intervention Of number OF determined
ci.izens. at-5lET ~ =
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CANDIDATE POWELL is running for the
Govsrnorship Of Ohio on q platform OF
sharp prartica. He denounced as an " in.
famous lie" tho statement made by Gov.
ernor Foraker tina. he (Powell) owed $500
ts1es that could not be collected from
him. It seems that Powell told the literal
truth, bu. the fact is that somebody paid
the back taxes for him on the very day he
was making his fat denial. In this light
Governor Foraker had not told an infa.
moun lie," and Powell's truth telling was
little better than the act Of which he dis.
ingeniouely accused Foraker. But what is
the use Of following up Powell-he Is not
really running for the Governorship Of
Ohio, ~ -,Jp-
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pnou1p1rIoN,s {, \ DANCER.
Tho Compensation Of Liquor Dealers May
5r Cause Serious Complications, it.T

Cause Serious Complications. {5,7
WARRINGTON, OCT. 222.-Mr. Samuel w,
Packard, Of Chicago, who has been sent
here by the Pfohlbltioniats, claims to
have discovered serioun condition Of a.
fairs for, tho anti.liquor men throughout
the country. Ho was at the Supreme
Court today and moved TO have tho Kan.
sss liquor cases re.opened. To-day he re.
ceived authority to act In the other cases
on the docket also, thero being four from
Iowa and one from Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. Packard said tonight: "The quea.
ton Of tho conslitutionality Of prohibitory
lsgislllion enacted since the adoption OF
the fourteenth amendment, insofar 40 Il
attempts to Interfere with rights or 80 de-
prive man OF tho use OF Ills property In
existence al the tlmo Of the passage OF tho
prohibltory law, without making him any
compensation, has never yet been decided
by the United States Supreme Court.
"In looking over the docket to-day I
discovered, however, that two cases com.
ing up from Iowa, involving the Iowa pro-
hibitory law, had been decided by di.
vided court. It Eeems that Judge Brewer,
OF Kansas, had remanded these cases 10
the State Court on the ground that the
brewers and saloon keepers under tho
facts shown In the case were not entitled
to any protection under the Fourteenth
amendment
HE did not aesume to overrule tho eel.
ebrated decislon he had made in the Wal.
ruff case, but he contended that this case
required him to 20 further In the protec.
ton Of what the liquor men claimed TO be
their vested rights than he felt juatiGed
In going. But 1t appears that four Of the
Judges Of the United States Supreme
Court were OF opinion that the cases
should not have been remanded. a,
Now, II the contention Of the liquor
men In these prohibitory cases now be.
fore the court should bs suetained by tho
Supreme Court 1t will have the effect to
overturn all prohibitory laws, local option
or otherwise, enacted aincs the adoption
Of the fourteenth amendment in 60 far as
they attempted to prohibit the uss OF dis
tilleries, breweries and saloons owned and
In use OF the time OF the passage Of such
laws, and would also mako it impossible to
enac, any such laws In tho future ualess
provision was made for oompennatirg tho
liquor men for the loss OF their property.
"Ths only way to overcome this serlons
obstacle to the progress Of the prohibition
movement would be by constitutional
amendment" .
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CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Banker Rawson, 1t is
now thought, will ultimately recover from
hotsr.iblo woundsihe suffered at the hands
OF his stepson on sEndsy last. His ply.
sicians soy that they are we'll sstisaed With
the progress OF their patient and that IN.
less some unexpected turn for the worse
comes about, he will in not many days
have passed the danger line. Young Leo,
who shot him, Is as nonchalant as ever
concerning his desperate deed, and takes
life % sasiiS CO sass!bls in his nov homo
in tho county Jail. 53s
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Mn. LOUIS CoLUAR's hlaats Z.itung made
Its first appearance on Saturday evening
"a we'll printed newspaper Of seven col.
umns to the page, bright, nowsy and we'll
supplied with advertising. As the only
German newspaper in tho State and hav.
Ing numerous German.Amerlcan els.
ment to appeal to, the venture should be
successful. II anybody can make 1t 20
Mr.. C,lmar can, for he has intelligence,
industry and the good opinion Of all who
know him. s5
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ARRESTED IN GERMANY.
Outrageous Troatmeut of a Nnturali,

Outrageous Treatment of a 7Nnturnlized
sAmerican-His Brothers Protest.
New YoRK,..Oc 2s.-Balthszsrd Brun.
ner, chief cook Of the Astor Honse, sent
the following letter to-day to Secretary
Bayard concerning the arrest Of his broth.
er Jean, an American citizen, by the Ger.
man Government: - 8
To Hon. 7. +. Bayard, Secretary Of Stale,
Warrington: 80 "a /.
DEAR sIR-Bsing informed by cable
gram that my brother, Jean Adam Brun.
ner, has been arrested in Ritach, Lorraine,
by the German authoritiee, as SUPPOSE,
for not fulfilling military duties, most
respectfully submit his case to your honor.
Ae came to this country in October, 1878,
being born in 1861, having therefore come
to this country under aeVenteen years Of
ngo. He was made citizs an OF the United
States April l, 1854. He went to Lorraine
with me in 1854, with full papers and pass.
port, and We were not molested in the
leart. Asst month he left New York for
Lorraine, whore our father, eiyty.eiSht
years old, is very sick, with full paper
and passport. LRst' Wednesday receiy.
cd O cablegram informing me Of bis arrest
! cabled the following at once: ITO the
bon. George II. Psndleton, Berlin. Please
protect the interest OF jean Adam Rrun.
ner, American citizen, in trouble In
Bltsch, Lorraine. ! most humbly call
your attention to the case. Your very
obedlent servant, ----.---.-- .
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A Terrible Gaic on Lak, Edo.

ERls, Pa, Oct. ga gale Of unprece.
dentod violence is raging bare snd 1t is
feared doing sroat damage to the laEe
shipping. At midnight the iorce OF the
wind reached iorty.fve miles an hour.
No lees than twenty-five vessels have
sought ehelter in Eric harbor, and more
arc hourly arriving. "a thorough beach
patrol has been established by tho life
saving service. 52.ss
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a Mysterious Murders

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct oS.-George
DeBurger, a driver on a street car line in
thesoushern part Of the city, was assaulted
on his car ct late hour, last night, recsiy-
ing injuries from which he died today.
He was found on the car unconscious and
bleeding from wounds In his bead, but
revived sufficiently to state that two men
were concerned In the assault. He was
unable to give description OF the mon
and there were no other parsons about.
The money box Was not disturbed and
the driver 8 watch wss found on his per-
sou, The motive for the crima 10 un-
known. {issgs ~ Lii ll}f5i il.y3s''z5 =
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The New York City Democracy without
much ceremony laid on the shslf Assistant
District Attorney Nicoll and took up Col.
Fellows for District Attorney. Fellows
frat went into the District Attorneys
office under the Tweed regime and was
hand.in-glove with the Tweed ringstera.
In the recent trial Of the Doodle Aldermen
he showed to particularly bad advantage.
He is known to bs tho candidate Of the
Jake sharp-Boodls element, which was
determined that the faithful and wonder
fully efficient young Nicoll should not be
placed whore be could do them and their
kind more harm. The World says of tho
nomination Of Fellows:
The general comment among niea who
are not professional politicians was that
the efforts OF the boodlers had been sue
csssful and that an Independent move.
ment should at once be started to place
De Lsncsy Nicoll in nomination. It was
the unanimous opinion that il nominated
by Independent Democrats he would be
indorsed by the Republican, and would
sweep she town and be elected by such q
majority SO would strike the boodieru ard
the friends among the politicians dumb
with astoniBhment. y 'gssg.gt
The HorId says further thst tho nomi.
nation OF Follows is erotesque, for the
man has neither character nor standing
in the community, and his success in the
convention will be better received In
Montreal than in Now York. II tho anti.
Doodle Democrats and the Republicans
hitch horses, it may appesr that Col.
Fellows lines have not fallen in ploas-
an! places. ~ rs la.. b
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CHICAGO, Oct. ga Fl. Worth (Tos.)
special says: It was learned late last night
that couple going by tho namo Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Payne had lived in this
city until q month ago, when they loft for
tho home Of brother, esid to be In busi-
ness on Wabash avenue, Chicago. Mrs.
Payne told some nsighbors that she was
Miss Luella Abbot, Of indianapolis, and
others that her name was Luslla Merit.
Efforts have teen made at Chicago to
locate the brother Of Payne, whom she is
supposed to be visiting, but without re-
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blown to Atoms.

New YoRK, Oct. 23.-The steam
launch Mary burst her boiler to-day at tho
foot Of East One hundred and sixteenth
street, instantly killing John and Patrick
CgnIingham, byoth0rs. Their bodies
were literally blown to stome. CARL F.
schmidtke, the owner Of the launch, was
blown into the river but was saved with
great effort and was found to be badly
l,ask
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THE ARRANGEMENT.

THE ARRAIGSMRST. -
/. The General Office has become lux.
urious haunt for men whose chief aim Ia
to benefit self. pecuniarily and otherwise,
and is no longer tho Jerusalem Of the
humble and honest knight.
2. There has been for more than q year
beginning prior to the Richmond SESSION.
an understanding which, for lack Of bot.
ter word, We will call conspiracy, for the
purpose Of holding the salaried positions,
elective and appointive, in and under the
General Assembly. 80
3. This conspiracy has used the secret
channels and the funds of the order to
manufacture sentiment for certain mem.
ber and againet others.
4. Organizers commiasiona have been
refuged to members who vore known to
disagree with the methods OF the ring,
though the applications we're endorsed By
the District Assembly to which thenppli'
cant belonged. -,1j-
8. District snd local assemblies have
been suspended OF expelled and deprived
Of voice In the General lcssmb!y be.
cause they were known as opponents tc
the policy Of the conspirators. q.
6. Conspirselea have been Matched
against dissenting members by the aid oi
corrupt tools.
7. The records Of the general office have
been doctored 60 ss to rule cut or admit ar
tho cage might be, General Assembly
representatives. i525 n.t5t 5s,. =
s. Men have been admitted aa delegates
to the General Assembly who clearly had
no constitutional right to seats.
=. Many thousands OF dollars OF the
orders funds hays been Illegally
expended-frfquently srslu1s tho earn.
eat protests Of honest and ;sS.
abiding members. Fuuds have boon
donated Ali lcaaed to olicara and their
friends for their osa Isrzapal use.
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KEARSEY IN CuINATowN,
ohinese Dens in Nsw York Inspected by the
Sand Lot Orator. 5E

ohincso Deus in Now York Inspected BY the
Sand Lot Orator.
New YORK, Oct. 23.-Dsnnis Kearney
accompanied by Police Captain NcOal.
logh and do.sn reporters, made a tour
Of Mott street last night to see how China.
town in the East compared with China.
town in California. Kesrney said there
were $4,000 Chinese in San Francis.o all
living In nine blocks. There we're Y5iJ'0O1
Chinese in the country and II, 900 ii Nav
York. The whito voters of California
number 202 900 and the Cinnamon in the
State $4,000. II the Cinnamon voted
where would the ATaerioans bsr 80
The Chinese In California rarely wont
to the courts, but settled their disputss
with the knife or the bludgeou OF I'm
high.bindsr. They had Killed whito
eirln, boiled them and sent their bones ID
China. y. sfi:5 - ~
A dozsn Chinese gambling houses
opium joints, stores and restaurants Tert
visited in Mott and Bell streets. In thu
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IN pRINCELY STYLE.
How Ex.president Bobsrt Garrett WILL
Travel to Mexico.


Travel to Mexico.
PIrTaBvRGH, Pa, Oct. 23.-The Dbpatcl
prints the following special from Balti.
more:
fE1.President Robert Garrett hai
leased palatial mansion in the
City of Mexico for the winter, and
with his family, will depart from
here tomorrow. The journey will be
made by easy stages, and, so far as com.
fort and convenience go, 1t will be in no
respect behind the trip Just finished by
President and Mrs. Cleveland. Over the
lines OF the Baltimore & Ohio as far as st.
Louis the train will be special, and will
have the right OF way over all other trains.
At St. Louis Mr.. Garrett's coaches will
thep, he sttached to the fasteat express
trains aad hauled oyer the Iron Mountain
and other roads through Missouri, Arkan.
sas and Texas TO the Rio Grande, where
they will be transferred to the fnterna.
tional Railway and taken to the City Of
Mexico. - .>5s'5 - 9''''R
Mr.. CARROTS plans for future travel EN-.
brace an eIteneive tour Of the Pacific
coast He will not return here for at least
a year. The private palace care Maryland
and Baltimore have been luIuriously fur
nished, and will carry the party to their
destination. The residence in Mexico
which Mr.. Garrett has had fitted up for bis
own use is eaid to be the most beautiful in
that city. No expense has been spared
in its sdornments, both interior and exte-
rior. It will be ready for the reception OF
Mr.. Garrett and his guests by the time
thoy Teach their destination.
II is unlsratood chat, By the ADVICE Of
his immediate friends, Mr.. Garrett will
withdraw from several important enter
prisss which depend very largely upon
his capital for contamination. The great
hotel project hiss been entirely abandoned.
The land purchased 70. that nurpoae will
remain idle until Mr. Garretts return.
As to the sugar refinery in which he has
become interested, it Is said 1t will have
to depend Or others for capital. DR.. W.
7. Barnard, Of the Baltimore x Ohio, will,
it is understood, in future assist Mr.. Gar.
rett in managing his large private inter.
ssts, 10 Eill flao havo charge of Miss
Mary Garretfs property In tie fptnre.
This afternoon Mr.. Garrett rendered
the heads ofthe Baltimore & Ohio depart.
ments farewell reception at bis country
re3;Jence, Uplands. % b4 " ~
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Destroyed By Fire,

Special Dtspdteh 10 the TntellfQeaar, 5., ~
PAaKERsnuRe, AZ ". Va, Oct: es.-The
dwelling houae Of sane1el Posey, near
tLu6ssck, I this cnsnty, waa totally destroyed
" nfe yesterday, including nearly ali OF
lis household goods. Fire accidental; no
insurance. r. - e. ~ 4. g-esl.E3 :, slirlI
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edly has right 10 be heard, but line
should be drawn when she assumes to be.
come the dictator In the politics OF the

H
In speaking on the tariff question Mr..
kenna expreaaed himself as being opposed
to an extreme policy either way. He says
he iB o protectionist and In line with Mr.,
Randall, and 10 against all measures tha.
have In view tho ultimate wiping out OF
the protective features Of tho income tax,
or the final admission OF free raw
material. He Is for a reduction Of the In.
ternnl revenue taxes and declares that he
believes In q practical revenue roiorn,
which would be modification Of the
views advanced on the subject by ''ab.
stfact theorisss" and would afford ample
plus. "H9,
Replying TO question relating to his
own candidacy ior reelection to the United
States Senate, Mr.. Kenna said: "That is
just now.n 3 :. 17',,, : =,
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fIlomolosy BRnk kcr.

srRIsarlrLp, Q, Oct. 2s.-The beauti.
fui country residence Of John Howell,
President OF tho Lagonda National Bank,
together with evory other building OF the
place was to.slly destroyed by FIRE at an
early hour this morning. Eleven fine
hosseawere burned to desth. Losa SlS,'
700. 'yii35l Sl5s5 32ts ~
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7 steamer ", A, Iohuson Sunk

CAIRO, H., Oct. 23.-The steamer ".
q. lohnson, running between Pa!uch
and Evansville Of less. but on her way to
Cairo to tako The Fowler's place In the
Os!Eo and Paducah trade, aank near
Mound City, at one o'clock thie morning.
She Lies otraighs, In ten feet Of water. No
other particulars. slss,;' s. y ii.
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TnE decline Of EIyton Land Company's
stock from $4,000 to $1,000 per share indl-
Gates that Birmingham, Ala, 10 not boom.
ing as much aa 1t was some time ago.
Almost all the land company stocks OF
tina. region haye seriously declined o. ilate,
and seem to be atlll going down. 49,. -
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I lnel,ine tho Chs, ennes to War.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Indian Inspector
Armstrong teleRraphs Secretary Lamar
under date Of October 81 from Crow In.
dian Agency, Montana, tha. Agent pp-
shaw, at Tongue River Agency, Montana,
reports that Grow Indians are there
among the Oheyonnes endeayoring to
secure their cooperation in resisting the
authorities, i'I5i i'I5ilIisSssa 49, ial'gs2L
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Two Tormn In MexInn.

CRY OF. MRxIco, Oct. 2S.-Tho Consti-.
tuttonal Amendment permitting the cleo.
tion to tho Presidency for two consecutive
terms, aitor having received the approval
OF both houses OF Congress, was officially
promulgated to: day. l77I IS *.
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Laborers Eudorse ,Jpdr, onrv

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-The United Labor
party last night nominated Joseph F. Gary
for Supreme Court Judge, and J.. K,
Boycrs for States Attorney. Gary was
nominated last week by the Democrats.
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U[ke q,;atlAqel.l,lr,r.:es'')rs.. 4, l,.s)s .
once, Nos. 70 aud 81 Fourtssnth Street.
TuE wind was on high yesterday, but
fortunately there was more .bluster than
harm. The rain Is tho thing We are walt.
SENATOR KEssA takes the opumist view
Of things. Perhaps this 10 as well. Lie
Is so short, there Is nothing gained by Dor.
rowing trouble. ,lSl u " SSG
InE lor.

THR Prssldsn. knows more Of the
country than he did when he left Wash.
ius!on. Among other things he knows
what 1t 10 to be kissed by red.headed
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A Prominent Journali,t Dead. :,
PITTiBuRoH, Oct. 29.-Daniel Gennedv
financial editorot the Pittsburgh Di,poSch
and well known throughout the State
died this evening OF typhoid foyer. : 'D".>'